Commonwealth Senior Living at King's Grant House

Dad was there for ten days before passing. He was to say the least, a challenge. The staff were so friendly, compassionate and tolerant. He was in memory care unit.

excellent facility,very clean,spacious rooms, friendly diverse staff. a bit pricey for our budget.they offered financial assistance.

After my wife was asked to leave the community she went into in Feb. , A place for Mom contacted me about Commonwealth Kings Grant House. I was so happy that they agreed to take her in even though she had many difficult behavior issues due to advanced stage Alzheimers disease. In about 4 days they had her under control and even enjoying activities. I am grateful that Commonwealth had the experience needed to take care of her.

We have been fairly pleased, while trying to be realistic about our expectations. My understanding is that most all of these facilities under staffed. I've been told that there is a certain legal requirement for the number of CNAs that must be on site for the number of residents, and that they meet the minimum; but that amount is not realistic in my opinion. There are seniors in the memory section who need a LOT of help....from sometimes more than one CNA at a time. It wouldn't be possible to cover two residents with emergencies at once should that ever occur, and during meals it is impossible to get anyone to respond outside of the dining room. But adequate coverage is a problem throughout this business and I doubt we could find a place with more coverage than is mandated. (I think it is one CNA per 8 residents, but don't quote me on that. That might sound like a lot, but many of the memory residents are non-functioning.) The CNAs that are there are very warm and loving people and my loved one adores several of them. There are also more activities there than we could possibly participate in, and they try to involve every resident to the best of the resident's ability. The price is reasonable, given the market in this area, and the food is fantastic, much better than we had expected. And the maintenance department is very responsive. But I guess most important is that my loved one has never asked to leave, so that says a lot.

When I first visited King's Grant I felt the feeling of caring as soon as I walked in and was greeted. The staff was upbeat and greeted me like a old friend. The first few days were just getting use to everything and everyone. They treat her with respect and also her family. She is adjusting to being there after living alone for so long. But losing her sight has alot to do with accepting things, but she is getting better at that. But over all it's a great place for her. I know she is taken care of and don't have to worry about her as much. She is my mom and I love her!

This facility seemed outdated compared to others we’d seen. We would not ne including it in our list of possible choices.

I really do not have much to say about how things are going for my loved one since he made the move into this community. I am very unhappy at the moment and think they could use a lot of improvement in the quality of care they provide the residents. I do not think it is up to standards and they lack in organization on how to run this place.

Everything is working out well for my parents with their move to this community. They are safe, and in good hands overall. I'am pleased with all they have done for us. A place for mom was helpful with referring this community to us. All is well for my parents here in this facility.

It was okay to me when I had a tour of the community. It looked pretty good for another family but they were not what I was looking for.

This is a lovely facility! It is very clean and the staff do the best that they can to make sure that my father is comfortable. Though my father has limited mobility, he also enjoys the activities that they have to offer.

My friend is doing well here at this community. She had adjusted well to it, and I'am pleased with her move to this community. The staff is taking very good care of her, and her needs. The experience has gone well.

The Commonwealth Senior Living at King's Grant House has been a good fit for my wife. The place is clean and all of the staff that I have come in contact with have been nice. I have no complaints about the place.

I would give it a 4 1/2 star rating. My husband has been there for almost 3 weeks. His room and bath are roomy, comfortable, sets his own temperature. Meals seem well prepared, appetizing, attractive, tablecloths on tables, aides assist any who need help getting to the dining room and eating. Building is clean and in good repair, there are some activities for any who want to participate. Friendly help is available when necessary for showers and dressing, and talk to family anytime we desire. Like ready availability of drinking water and snacks including fresh fruit, salty and sweet tidbits.

We visited Kings Grant House on Tuesday, 12/6/16, and met with Susan. This was our first visit to a facility. The tour was so nice and Susan was very helpful answering our questions. We had a change in plans and are looking for a place for mom and dad so we need independent and assisted care. Kings Grant begins with the assisted level. Nice place but not what we need.

King Grant House is relatively close to my dad's home. The facility was clean and the staff was very nice and greeted me as I toured the facility. I did not observe any organized activities while I was touring. They have private and shared options for living. They offer memory care and respite care.

My dad is doing okay and he is still trying to get use to his new home. The staff are good help and recognizing his personality. I have no complaints about the staff but they could improve on washing clothes. My dad does not eat a lot but I think the food is good and they give him options if he does not like what is being served. There are plenty of activities to try out.

I had to go out of town because of a death in the family. This was the first time I ever placed my mother in respite care and she was very happy and content when I picked her up. Our experience with Kings Grant House was very pleasant and I will definitely use them again whenever expedient.

The quality of service to my mother deteriorated badly after a management change. The memory care section is a very sad place with barely adequate care. We are so happy to have moved my mother out of this place.

These people are very good, some of the most friendly people I've ever met. My Mom has only been there for about a month now but she has settled right in which eases my mind greatly. It's not easy leaving you parent with strangers. There are a few hiccups but nothing that can't be fixed. So far we are very pleased with Kings Grant.

I selected Kings Grant House because the facility was small, very clean and it fit my mother's budget. The Marketing & Sales Director gave KGH such high praises. I was told that my mother's room would be cleaned & ready for her to move into on the date I specified. When I arrived on that date, the room was dirty and the roommate personal items were all over the room as if she had a private room. I spoke to the housekeeper and she informed me that she didn't know anything about a new resident moving. She went to get the head of maintenance, he came to the room and he didn't know anything about a new resident moving in either. The maintenance person went and got the Director, [name removed]. [name removed] wasn't aware that the room wasn't ready for my mother to move in either. Why would the Marketing & Sales Director assure me that everything would be taken care of when my mother arrived? My mother has been there 3 weeks and it took the staff 2 1/2 weeks to get her medications right. [removed] I have spoken to the Director about this problem and he assured me it wouldn't happen again .... well it did. I am going to request that the Director, [removed], remove the roommate from the room. My mother's budget is very tight and she cannot afford to move into a single/private room. Something has got to be done, after all my mother is not the "problem". If I can find another nice/clean and affordable assistant living facility, I will be moving my mother ASAP.